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Semarang is a city on the north coast of the island of Java, Indonesia. A major port during the Dutch colonial era, the city is known in Indonesia for its large ethnically Chinese population. Today, Semarang is a commercial port and administrative capital of Central Java. More a business center than a city for tourists, it is, however, an excellent gateway to the mountainous interior of Central Java and only some 60 miles away from world-famous Borobudur.
The following Shore Excursions are available for this port on this cruise, and may be reserved beginning 240 days before the cruise begins for guests receiving Concierge amenities, and 180 days before the cruise begins for all other guests. Guests receiving Concierge amenities will receive a 5% discount off of the prices shown below for Regent Choice tours.
Departing by coach from Tanjung Emas harbor, you will journey into the dramatic landscape of central Java en route to the incredible UNESCO World Heritage site of Borobudur. Upon arrival, you will be simply amazed at this incredible man-made marvel that is nothing short of being spectacular. The world's largest Buddhist monument, Borobudur was constructed between 778 and 856 and built with over two million cubic feet of stone. This massive building project exhausted five generations of central Java's population, yet within little more than a century of its completion, was mysteriously abandoned. A subsequent eruption of neighboring Mount Merapi completely covered the site in ash and it wasn't rediscovered until 1814. The painstaking excavation and restoration of Borobudur was accomplished at a cost of $25 million, but has given us today an unquestionably remarkable monument that stands as a symbol to an ancient and glorious heritage.
Following your morning exploration of the temple, you'll be treated to a buffet lunch of Indonesian specialties and a delightful performance by local entertainers before proceeding on to a silver and batik factory. Central Java is well known for its high quality Batik fabric and silver ware and this tour stop will afford you time to browse for some souvenirs to take home or take in a brief puppet demonstration. Re-boarding your coach, it's a relaxing and scenic drive back to the pier where your tour will conclude.
Please note: Due to the travel distance between Semarang and Borobudur, there are several hours of travel time required. The tour also includes a considerable amount of walking and a significant number of steps to be negotiated. Therefore, it is not considered suitable for wheelchair guests or those with mobility concerns. Caps and comfortable walking shoes are recommended.
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Free Unlimited Shore Excursions are for full fare guests only, capacity controlled and subject to availability. Requested excursions may not be available at time of booking. Supplement will apply on Regent Choice excursions (indicated by the above) and excludes Private Arrangements and all Adventures Ashore programs. In order to ensure quality guides and sufficient transportation, we must provide the tour operator with passenger counts at least 36 hours in advance. Therefore no refunds will be given within 36 hours of tour departure for cancellations or no-shows. Please pay special attention to scheduling and tour lengths when booking your shore excursions. In many cases, it is not possible to participate in more than one tour per day in a given port. Tour Departure times are subject to change so please reference your actual tour ticket for the correct departure time. Tours operate rain or shine. Minor children under 18 years of age must be accompanied by a an adult parent or guardian on all shore excursions. Tours require minimum participation levels to operate so please sign up as early as possible. Tours may be cancelled if minimum participation levels are not met. Prices, Itineraries and General Information shore excursion prices are subject to change to meet unexpected cost increases or currency fluctuations. Please consult the Destination Services Desk onboard for information. During local or national holidays, access to certain facilities (such as museums or archaeological sites) may be limited or denied. In such instances, adjustments will be made to minimize inconvenience to guests. Some tours have limited availability. Tours are generally available for reserving 180 days prior to the beginning of a cruise. Please sign up early to avoid disappointment. Regent Seven Seas Cruises reserves the right to require guests to complete a liability waiver for select shore excursions. For more information, please visit the Destination Services Desk onboard.
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I don't think I've ever seen so many headlines about farming and food prices. "Food crisis," declares a Washington Post editorial. "Why are global food prices soaring?" asks the online magazine Slate. And "Grains gone wild" is the title of Paul Krugman's April 7 opinion piece in the New York Times. At the same time, […]
My first few years at Farm and Dairy, when I entered the building from the rear, I had to walk by two mammoth Linotype machines. As its name suggests, it was used to produce a solid "line of type", and that's how newspapers were created for generations until more modern typographic machines were built. My […]
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Television in the 1970s gave us The Six Million Dollar Man, starring Lee Majors. As the show's opening announcer told us each week, Majors was: "Steve Austin, astronaut.
For the past five years, Farm and Dairy has sponsored a holiday writing contest for youth and adults.
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While you're recovering from Thanksgiving feasts and looking ahead to another month of holiday gorging, chew on these numbers: 702 million pounds The amount of sweet potatoes grown in 2006 in North Carolina, the nation's largest producer.
A good friend's father had a quadruple bypass two weeks ago. It's been a stressful, uncertain time for their family, but his health outlook is strong.
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MINOX BV 10x25 Binoculars Review
MINOX 10x25 BV Optics
As I do with all my reviews, to get an objective opinion, I compared the view through these with my benchmark compact binoculars, that have a configuration of 10x26.
Image Quality
The image produced was as clear and sharp as my benchmark, contrast was also about the same, which means that they are above average and as good as or better than any in their price range. The colour reproduction for a compact was good and the amount of colour fringing (chromatic aberration) around the edges of a dark object when viewed in front of a light background was extremely minimal, but no more than other binoculars in this class and only noticeable if you are really searching for it.
A Birding Interview about high grade binoculars - American Birding Association, May 2010
As Director of Sales and Marketing/Outdoor Channels for MINOX Sports Optics and formerly Vice President of Sport Optics for Leica Camera Inc. (NA), Terry Moore is a recognized authority on high-quality sports optical equipment, including "glass" designed for the steadily growing birding market. Born and reared in Oklahoma, Moore exhibited an early interest in the outdoors and pursued schooling as a field biologist before focusing on business. His career grew from part-time work in a camera store to sales and sales management in the consumer photographic industry. In 1995, he established Leica's Sport Optics Division. An enthusiastic birder himself, Moore has traveled extensively in the pursuit of this passion.
Moore gives Birding some professional advice on choosing binoculars, previews the optics of the future, and reveals why - when it comes to optics - birders and hunters are more alike than they might think.
Test Review of the MINOX BV 10x42 on the Best Binoculars & Binocular Reviews Website
Considering that these binoculars are available for around $250 £220, I have to agree with Minox and say that they do indeed offer an outstanding price to performance ratio and are in my opinion incredible value for money.
Highlights include their excellent close focusing distance and their very wide field of view (for a 10x binocular). Their fully multicoated optics and the phase correction coatings on the prisms also help to produce a very bright and sharp image that has to one of the best in their class.
Weak points? With all their highlights and at their excellent price point, it is hard to find anything to be very critical of. Sure you can find 10x42 binoculars that are slightly brighter or with slightly less softening of the image on the edge of the view, but in my experience you have to pay much more for it. Because to achieve qualities like this you have to start using things like special reflective coatings on the prisms and extra low dispersion glass, which cost more to manufacture, bringing their price up. Besides if you want it all you should then look at the excellent HG-Line from Minox.


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Thousands of demonstrators descended on the Texas Capitol the morning of July 12 for a final vote on controversial abortion legislation. The day began with a stern warning.
"If persons in violation of the Senate rules of decorum, they'll be taken out of the Senate and lose their ability, their privileges to be in here and to watch this debate," Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst (R-Texas) cautioned the gallery.
As a day of escalating tension stretched into the evening, the Texas Department of Public Safety made an announcement that kicked off a firestorm of controversy. In a statement to media, the department said officers inspecting people attempting to enter the Senate gallery had made several startling discoveries.
"Officers have thus far discovered one jar suspected to contain urine, 18 jars suspected to contain feces, and three bottles suspected to contain paint," read the statement. "All of these items -- as well as significant quantities of feminine hygiene products, glitter and confetti possessed by individuals -- were required to be discarded; otherwise those individuals were denied entry into the gallery."
What followed over the next few days and weeks was a contentious back and forth over whether the account of protesters armed with urine and feces was true. Days later, state Rep. Donna Howard (D-Austin) addressed a letter to the department asking for documentation to back up the claims that protesters had indeed attempted to smuggle human waste in the Senate gallery.
Now 144 pages of documents released by the department offer little to bolster either argument.
An internal e-mail from DPS Director Steve McCraw lamented, "I am tired of reading that we made this stuff up. Let's get the photos we have to members of the media. Does anyone realistically believe we would fabricate evidence to support a political agenda. Amazing."
Yet the only photographs showed paint, an unmarked bottle and a few bricks. A corresponding internal e-mail explained troopers weren't directed to take photographs since nothing was seized, and anyone with suspicious material had been asked to throw it away. The same e-mail stated the sheer volume of people waiting to get into the gallery was also a factor explaining the lack of photographs.
The documents also show the department was on high alert, actively tracking discussions on social media sites that ranged from suggestions that protesters throw paint on lawmakers to pleas from others to consider how their side will be perceived by a national audience, and to "make it classy."
Closely following internet forums, the department prepared daily intelligence on what sorts of demonstrations were being planned. The department also received reports on abortion rights groups' rumored plans from anti-abortion activists. By the end of the day, a dozen abortion rights demonstrators were arrested for various acts of civil disobedience.
"The fact is I don't doubt that somebody thought something, but there's no evidence. There are a lot of inconsistencies," Howard said Tuesday. Critical of the accusations she says have been used by some to demonize the protesters, Howard said she doesn't believe DPS is necessarily lying.
"Whoever initiated this, I would hope there would be some clarification from that person or from that person's supervisor so that we actually know there was a person who actually saw something that was based on something, and we don't even have that," said Howard. "I think it could be cleared up if we just had the information about why this statement was even released in the first place, and I haven't seen that."
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Gotta love those Aussies. Hardly any water in the bowl. How weird!
I now line the bowl with about 9 squares of T.P.(3 vertical rows of 3 squares each-covering the hole and sides), and haven't had to clean since (maybe I just have good targeting powers).
I love the way the low flush only takes about 15 seconds for the water noise to stop (about 30 seconds for full flush). However, I need to be a little more forceful when pressing the low flush button, so that it goes down far enough to flush properly, although I'm used to it now (height of flush buttons can also be adjusted with a screwdriver, from inside the tank, if needed).
Also, I found the regular seat very uncomfortable (it also didn't sit flat on the bowl, on the front underside feet; unless I loosened the wingnuts fully). Either way, it's the worst seat I've ever used and can't believe it's not flatter! Ouch!!
I got tired of having the oddly angled edges of the seat dig into my legs (causing red lines), and simply changed to a flat oak seat. No more pain now!
Other than occasionally not pushing the low flush button, far enough down, (causing no paper to be flushed-even the installer failed to push it down far enough, at first), the awful seat and the extra lining of the bowl with T.P., I have no other complaints.


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Destination Guide: Bastia
A knot of pastel houses around an atmospheric old port
Old Genoese capital Bastia delights with its 14th-century Terra Vecchia quarter, bustling port and mellow pace of life. Located at the base of Cap Corse, head north in a hired car to explore the snaking roads of Corsica's wild shrub-covered peninsula.
Food and Drink
Corsican cuisine by the Mediterranean. Inviting restaurant terraces line the Vieux Port. Start with a platter of the local charcuterie, including slivers of figatellu liver sausage and salty prisuttu air-dried ham. Main courses could be grilled lobster, freshly-landed fish or game stew with chestnut flour polenta. Accompany your food with a glass of deep, ruby-red or white, fruity Corsican wine.
Sightseeing and relaxation
Laid-back strolls and rugged nature. Watch the boats from a portside cafe on Place Saint-Nicolas. An amble around the Terra Vecchia quarter takes in crumbling pastel houses and Baroque churches. Local art and history museum Palais des Gouverneurs is housed in the restored promontory citadel. Hire a car to explore the finger-shaped Cap Corse peninsula, dotted with ruined Genoese watchtowers.
Gourmet market treats and the local tipple. Smart boutiques stretch along Rue Napoléon and Boulevard Paoli. Pick up Corsican charcuterie and pungent, nutty sheep's cheese at the morning market on Place de l'Hôtel de Ville. Bottles of Cap Corse, the local bittersweet aperitif, can be found in the Art Deco Cap Corse Mattei shop on Place Saint-Nicolas.
Nightlife and Entertainment
Evenings by the harbour and late-night music. For an apéritif, try fragrant Cap Corse muscat with ewe's milk cheese on the quayside terraces. Festivals of jazz, blues and World music take place through the year, and convivial bars on Rue Fontaine Neuve play a pot-pourri of live music.


text: David's has the coziness of a fisherman's hideaway in the Florida Keys, where gravelly voiced men play cards and tell tall tales. The 12-foot, 6-inch encased marlin behind the bar certainly adds to that ambiance. It took bar owner David Van Wagenen an hour and a half to reel in the 450-pound behemoth, which won him first place at the 1983 International Billfish Tournament in Kona, Hawaii. He's collected a variety of other knickknacks in that 40-year span that give this eatery distinctive character.


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Any cancelled bookings will be automatically placed back on sale, via glastonbury.seetickets.com
Following its successful debut in 2013, Worthy View is back for Glastonbury 2014, offering unpretentious, custom-made and pre-erected Festival accommodation a short walk from the Festival site (up the hill above the Stone Circle field) - leaving you with nothing to carry home but your bags.
Worthy View offers its own facilities including toilets and showers, plus there will be hot food available to purchase. Further details on the 2014 facilities will be announced soon. The Worthy View car park is in a designated field next to the campsite.
In order to make an accommodation booking you must already have a valid ticket booking for Glastonbury 2014. Prices do not include Festival tickets.
All prices are for five nights - Wednesday June 25th to Sunday June 29th, inclusive (Worthy View opens at 9am on Wednesday June 25th, with check out on Monday June 30th).
Accommodation bookings for Worthy View will be taken by the Festival's nominated ticket agency, See Tickets. Payment will need to be made in full (there is no deposit scheme for Worthy View).
To make a booking you will be required to enter the registration number you used when booking your Festival ticket. Please note you will need to present your tickets on arrival when checking in at your accommodation at Worthy View.
Car parking tickets for Worthy View will also be available to book when making an accommodation booking. Please note that if you wish to park at Worthy View you must buy a Worthy View Car Park Ticket – not a Festival Car Park Ticket.
Having made your accommodation booking you will receive a confirmation email to confirm your reservation within 24 hours, and will receive a follow-up message from the Festival in mid May 2014 with further details of your accommodation and access information.
Should you be unable to attend the Festival, or should you wish to cancel your accommodation booking for Worthy View, you may do so up until May 9th, after which time your reservation will be non-refundable. All refunds prior to May 9th will incur a £15 administration fee per unit. Cancellation Protection is available when booking.
Car Park Tickets: £25 (parking is in a designated field next to the campsite). P&P for car park tickets is £2.31.
Prices do not include Festival tickets. All prices are inclusive of VAT.
To make a booking you will be required to enter the registration number you used when booking your Festival ticket. Please note you will need to present this ticket on arrival when checking in at your accommodation at Worthy View. You may book up to 2 units of accommodation per booking. Car parking tickets for Worthy View will also be available to book when making an accommodation booking. Please note that if you wish to park at Worthy View you must buy a Worthy View Car Park Ticket – not a Festival Car Park Ticket.
Please note UK bookings can only be made using a UK registered debit card (Visa Debit, Visa Electron, Switch/Maestro, Domestic Solo). International bookings can only be made using a Visa Credit or MasterCard Credit Card.
You will also be asked to provide us with a bit of information about your group:
• How many people will be staying in your accommodation?
• How do you plan to travel to the Festival?
• Would you like your tent to be next to a friend/family member? (NB: Scout tent only)
This information is purely to help the campsite organisers deliver the best possible service.
Having booked accommodation at Worthy View, you will receive a confirmation email from Seetickets within 24 hours to confirm your reservation, and you will receive a follow-up message from the campsite organisers in May 2014 with further details of your accommodation and access information. Should you be unable to attend the Festival, or should you wish to cancel your accommodation booking for Worthy View, you may do so up until May 9th, after which time your reservation will be non-refundable. All refunds prior to May 9th will incur a £15 administration fee per unit.
Seetickets are the only company permitted to sell accommodation for Glastonbury Festival. No other site or agency will be allocated accommodation. Any other company or individual claiming to sell official Glastonbury Festival accommodation is bogus.
You may book two units of accommodation per transaction. We are able to accommodate group requests for scout tents only as long as all your friends and family are in the same sized accommodation and you have all used the 'Group Name' facility i.e. all 2 person scout tents and all using the Group Name 'Carnival' for example. Please all use the same 'Group Name' and remember to be original! If you do not use the same 'Group Name' or are all in different sized scout tents then unfortunately we cannot guarantee this service. Please note, further changes/additions cannot be made after the cancellation deadline of 9th May.
Accommodation bookings at Worthy View are refundable up until 9th May 2014. Optional TicketPlan Cancellation Protection for Worthy View is available when making your booking.
Cancellation Protection provides cover for a range of unforeseen circumstances that may prevent you being able to stay at Worthy View. A summary of the Terms and Conditions can be found on the booking site. The price of TicketPlan Cancellation Protection is dependent on the type of accommodation booked:
Please note, this protection is for the cancellation of your whole booking only and relates to the lead booker only. No refund or compensation is available for the non-attendance of individual members of your party.
Click here for a PDF of the TicketPlan T&Cs.
Worthy View is located south of the Festival site, on Pennard Hill. Pedestrian access to the site through the Pennard Hill Pedestrian Gate (between the Stone Circle Field and the Tipi Field) is via a footpath at a gradient which we do not recommend for wheelchair users, children's pushchairs or anyone with mobility issues.
Vehicle access to the Worthy View car parks is approached from the north via The A37 from Bristol then the A39 to Wells and Glastonbury and then the A361 towards the site, From the West via the A39 and A361 to Glastonbury and then the A361 towards the site and from the South and East via the A37. Please follow instructions sent out once booked as a number of roads a closed at different times and you can enjoy long delays.
Festival goers at Worthy View will benefit from designated car parks, in the adjacent field to the campsite, and the shortest walk from any off-site campsite to the late night entertainment areas.
Facilities at Worthy View will include toilets, showers and a range of catering options.
There are no separate disabled weekend tickets. However, once you have secured your Festival ticket in the usual way, please contact us to request the Access registration form. Everyone planning to buy Festival tickets needs to register. Pedestrian access from the Festival site to "Worthy View" is via a footpath at a gradient which we do not recommend for wheelchair users, pushchairs or anyone with mobility issues.
There will be a wheelchair accessible toilet/ shower available at Worthy View, however advanced facilities ( power/ medicine storage/ wheelchair power) are not possible on this site.
Disabled Festival-goers who wish to book accommodation at "Worthy View" may wish to drive from "Worthy View" to the accessible car park, from where a shuttle service is available to the Festival site. Alternatively, disabled access facilities are available on the Festival site . For further information, please go to the Disabled Information page.
All bookings are taken by Seetickets. The Festival does not have access to Seetickets' booking system or individual booking information, so if you have an enquiry specific to your booking, then please contact Seetickets on 0844 412 4626 or by post to:
PO Box 9091
Once you have booked your accommodation, you can also access information regarding your ticket booking, including details of ticket dispatch, online at https://www.seetickets.com/customerservice using your booking reference number and email address or postcode.
If you require general information about Worthy View (that isn't related to a specific booking), please find the information in this page. If you cannot find the information you require here, please contact the Festival Office, who will be able to assist you with general information about Worthy View.
We will be offering free shuttle bus transfers again from Wednesday 25th June until Monday 30th June.
Services for rail passengers will run directly between Castle Cary Station and Worthy View on Wednesday and Thursday from 0800 to 2300.
Services for coach travellers and those using the drop and collect facility will run directly between the Festival Bus Station (at Pedestrian Gate A) and Worthy View.
We will be contacting you closer to the festival to find out your travel arrangements so we can more effectively match our service to the numbers arriving on Wednesday and Thursday.
Car Park tickets for Worthy View car park will only be available to persons with an accommodation booking at Worthy View, and will only be available when booking accommodation.
If you book a car park ticket for Worthy View, this will be sent out by Seetickets in May 2014.
Tickets will be sent out by Royal Mail. Tickets will be sent to the address specified when booking.
It is expected that you will receive your tickets at least 14 days before the Festival starts. Information about the dispatch of your tickets will be available through Seetickets who will email you with your tracking reference. You can track your ticket order via www.royalmail.com by entering your tracking reference number.
You can also obtain your tracking reference via Seetickets' order tracker – www.seetickets.com/CustomerService/CheckOrder. To access the order tracker you will require your email address and booking reference number.
Car Park tickets for International customers will be sent out by registered international post. You can track your international ticket order via www.royalmail.com by entering your Track and Trace number which is available via Seetickets order tracker – www.seetickets.com/CustomerService/CheckOrder. To access the order tracker you will require your email address and booking reference number.
You do not need ID to enter the Worthy View campsite, however the lead booker will be required to present their ticket (personalised with the passport photograph submitted by the ticketholder during registration) as ID when checking into accommodation at Worthy View.
In making an accommodation booking for the Glastonbury Festival Official Off-site Campsite "Worthy View" you are agreeing to the code of conduct laid out by Glastonbury Festival 2014 Ltd. These terms and conditions expressly provide that the accommodation booked may not be used in connection with any commercial activity on or off site. All commercial activity must be separately agreed with the festival management and will be subject to a fee. By making this booking, you acknowledge your agreement to the following terms:
1. All persons aged 13 or over occupying the accommodation booked must have valid full weekend Festival tickets, and as such, agree to the full terms and conditions for ticket holders, which can be found at www.glastonburyfestivals.co.uk.
2. The lead booker will be required to present their Festival ticket and a copy of their confirmation email when checking in to "Worthy View"
3. Accommodation bookings are non-transferable. After 23:59 May 9th 2014 no refunds will be made other than in the event of the cancellation of the Glastonbury Festival 2014. Any cancellations prior to 23:59 May 9th 2014 will incur a £15 administration charge per unit.
4. The Premises Licence Holder and/or Glastonbury Festival 2014 Limited reserves the right to refuse admission in any circumstances. In order to facilitate the security, safety and comfort of all guests the Premises Licence Holder and/or Glastonbury Festival 2014 Limited may refuse entry to ticket holders who attempt to enter the Festival site or Worthy View campsite with prohibited items. Please refer to www.glastonburyfestivals.co.uk for information on articles which will not be allowed onsite.
5. Admission to "Worthy View" and to the Festival Site is at the Ticket Holder's own risk. Glastonbury Festival 2014 Ltd and the Premises Licence Holder will not be held liable for any loss, injuries or damages sustained at the event including damage, theft or losses to property and motor vehicles, if the cause is due to the negligence of the ticket holder or the actions of other patrons or third parties or force majeure.
6. The accommodation booking is only valid when booked directly with official agents. The booking is personalised to the lead booker named on the booking confirmation and may not be:
- sold or transferred to another person; or
- used by any person for promotional purposes, including as a prize or other reward in a competition or lottery, except with the prior written permission of Glastonbury Festival 2014 Ltd
- purchased by an agent on behalf of his or her principal.
7. Where a booking has been obtained by a person in breach of clause 6, Glastonbury Festival 2014 Ltd's obligations in relation to the booking will cease to have effect immediately, in particular:
- any person unlawfully presenting the booking confirmation may be refused entrance to, or removed without notice from the Glastonbury Festival 2014 Ltd and from Worthy View campsite.
- their Festival tickets may be cancelled and/or confiscated and accommodation booking withdrawn and there shall be no obligation on Glastonbury Festival 2014 Ltd or Worthy View campsite to refund any monies paid for the ticket or the accommodation booking.
8. Strictly no trading or other commercial activity by any ticket holder will be allowed at "Worthy View" or on Festival Site without the Festival's prior written consent. Please note Glastonbury Festival 2014 Ltd will charge a fee for any commercial activity (including filming, photography and recording) at "Worthy View" or on the Festival site.
9. Entrance to "Worthy View" and the Festival site is subject to both the Festival's Photography Policy, public video camera policy and Broadcaster Internet and Filming Policy which prohibit the use of photographic or filming equipment on the Festival site for commercial gain, without the Festival's prior written consent; such that:
- A person may be denied entry to, or removed from "Worthy View" and or the Festival site if he or she is found in possession of any equipment capable of taking photographs, making films, sound recordings or broadcasts; or if he or she takes any photograph, makes a film, sound recording or broadcast of anything occurring inside the Glastonbury Festival or the "Worthy View" campsite for commercial gain.
- A person may enter "Worthy View" or Glastonbury Festival with equipment referred to in 9.a. above where it is integrated into electronic communications apparatus designed for personal private use (such as a mobile telephone) and/or a personal stills camera but the person may still be removed in accordance with paragraph 9.a. above if they attempt to use this device for commercial gain.
10. Tickets and accommodation at the Glastonbury Festival, including "Worthy View" cannot be used as part of any marketing, media, sales promotion, staff reward programme or general competition use whether commercial or non-commercial without prior written permission of the festival organisers. The marks Glastonbury and Glastonbury Festival and the Glastonbury Festival logo are registered United Kingdom and European Community trademarks and may not be used without the express written permission of Glastonbury Festival 2014 Ltd.
11. As a condition of booking the ticket holder consents to being filmed, photographed and recorded for Television, radio, webcast and other public broadcast in any medium and/or for any video or DVD as part of the audience and/or by onsite CCTV cameras and recordings for security purposes.
12. Wristbands removed from the wrist or tampered with will be rendered invalid and will not be replaced. Lost or missing wristbands will not be replaced. Those without wristbands will be refused admission to the site or may be removed from the site, including Worthy View campsite. For security purposes all tickets remain the property of Glastonbury Festival 2014 Ltd at all times and all wristbands issued by Glastonbury Festival 2014 Ltd remain the property of Glastonbury Festival 2014 Ltd until 5pm Monday 30th June 2014.
13. The lead booker accepts liability for any loss or damage to structures incurred during the hire period which is considered by the management to be greater than general wear and tear.
Information & Notification
1. Pitches are allocated on a first come first served basis. Where possible the Festival will endeavour to meet requests for friends and family groups to be located together if booking the same accommodation type, however this service cannot be guaranteed.
2. Only the pre-erected camping facilities provided by the Festival are permitted on the "Worthy View" campsite. Please do not attempt to pitch additional tents or gazebos on any part of the Worthy View campsite or tamper with or attempt to relocate the pre-erected facilities. Any unauthorised tents will be taken down and confiscated by the Worthy View staff.
3. Cars require a separate car parking ticket, specific to "Worthy View" which must be bought in advance.
4. Campervans and Caravans are not permitted at "Worthy View". If you wish to bring a campervan or caravan, please use the designated campervan and caravan fields, which are located on the East and West of the Festival site, which also require separate tickets. Please see www.glastonburyfestivals.co.uk for more information.
5. No vehicles are to be parked or tents pitched in the fire lanes at any time.
6. No trading or sound systems of any kind are permitted at "Worthy View" other than those provided by the organisers. Anyone found operating such systems may be liable to confiscation of the system.
7. Fireworks, Chinese/flying lanterns, flares, the burning of plastics, generators, glass containers, potential weapons, portable laser equipment including laser pens or any illegal or offensive items or substances are not permitted at "Worthy View" and will be confiscated. Tents and vehicles are liable to search by security staff. Any items which the organisers consider may be used in an illegal or offensive manner shall be confiscated. Persons suspected of carrying out illegal and/or offensive activities onsite may be searched. Anyone resisting confiscation of disallowed items or disregarding these conditions will face eviction from the site. No animals are permitted anywhere at the Festival with the exception of registered guide dogs.
8. All litter must be cleared and put into litter bins or recycling bins.
9. Open fires are not permitted at "Worthy View" save for the communal campfire supervised by the organisers. Small barbecues can be used in these fields, but they must be a safe distance away from any tents or other structures.
10. Please use the toilets and urinals and do not pollute the land, streams and hedges.
11. To protect your own safety and those of other guests, please act responsibly.
12. Medical treatment at the Glastonbury Festival is provided by Festival Medical Services who are a separate legal entity. Any claims resulting from medical treatment on-site should be directed to Festival Medical Services. Glastonbury Festival 2014 Ltd accepts no liability for any injury, claim or damages resulting from any medical treatment on-site.
13. Pedestrian access from the Festival site to "Worthy View" is via a footpath at a gradient which the festival does not recommend for wheelchair users, pushchairs or child buggies. Disabled Festival-goers who wish to book accommodation at "Worthy View" may wish to drive from "Worthy View" to the disabled car park, from where a shuttle service is available to the Festival site. Alternatively, disabled facilities are available on the Festival site – please see the website for further information.
14. Smoking is not permitted in enclosed public areas, including all types of accommodation and facilities at Worthy View.
15. Carbon Monoxide (CO) is a colourless, odourless, highly poisonous gas that can kill in minutes. Carbon Monoxide poisoning can be caused by ANY fuel that burns or smoulders. Do not take a lit or smouldering BBQ or gas camping stove into your tent or accommodation unit.
16. Glastonbury Festival operates a 'Challenge 21' policy for alcohol sales. If you look under 21, you will not be served alcohol unless you can prove you are over 18 – by presenting ID, or by wearing a 'Challenge 21' wristband. Full details here.
17. All tents must be vacated by 5pm on Monday 30th June 2014.
18. Glastonbury Festival 2014 Ltd does not offer refunds in the event of lost or stolen tickets or where the ticket holder cannot attend the festival due to reasons beyond the Festival's control. You might consider it prudent to insure the value of your ticket in the event of such loss.


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Faculty Profile: Thomas Greening
School: Psychology and Interdisciplinary Inquiry
Thomas Greening received his Ph.D.in Psychology from the University of Michigan in 1958. He is a licensed clinical psychologist in California and has been practicing client-centered, psychodynamic existential-humanistic psychotherapy for 47 years. He is a Diplomate in Clinical Psychology and a Fellow of five APA Divisions. He was Editor of the Journal of Humanistic Psychology from 1970-2005 and now is International Editor. He is a clinical professor of psychology at UCLA where he has supervised graduate students for 30 years.
Dr. Greening is active in citizen diplomacy. His first overseas trip was with the Quaker International Volunteer Service in 1952, followed by a Fulbright Fellowship to Vienna. During the Cold War he made five trips to the Soviet Union and recently he traveled to China. He and Saybrook graduate Clay Foreman created Saybrook's course in Citizen Diplomacy, the first such course in the world.
His teaching at Saybrook is within the Humanistic and Transpersonal Clinical Inquiry Concentration. He especially likes to teach Saybrook's courses in Humanistic Psychology and Psychotherapy, Existential Psychotherapies, Rollo May and the Existential Tradition, Critical Issues in Psychopathology, and Ethics.
Curriculum Vitae
Upcoming Presentations and Public Addresses
None planned at present.
Degrees, Discipline, Year, Institution
Ph. D. in psychology, University of Michigan 1958
B. A. in social science and literature 1952
Current Projects and Professional Activities
Professor of Psychology. International Editor, Journal of Humanistic Psychology. Psychotherapist. Psychotherapy supervisor. Research on Psychology of Terrorists. Writer/poet. Peace activist. Making documentary film on Luria and brain damage.
Current Publications
See CV on my website www.tomgreening.com
Significant Publications
See CV on my website www.tomgreening.com
Important Conference Presentations
Psychology of Terrorism; Citizen Diplomacy; The Active Psychotherapy Client. Existential Psychotherapy. Psychological Uses of Autobiography. Psychoanalytic Theory.
Research Interests
Self-actualization, personal growth, transcendence of trauma, authenticity, psychotherapy, citizen diplomacy and peace activism
Research Expertise
Case studies. Heuristic research. Phenomenological research. Autobiographical studies. Interview studies. Archival research.
Expertise Working with Saybrook Students
Helping students get in touch with what they really want to do at Saybrook, what dissertation research will mean the most to them, how to integrate their past personal and professional experiences with their academic study and professional development.
Research Expertise
Research Expertise Rating Guide:
- studied in a class or have read intensively on my own
- special training in the form of a workshop or equivalent
- taught a class in, or supervised research using this method (research practicum, on a dissertation or master's committee
- used in research myself
- published or presented at conferences my research using this method
Methods Traditionally Considered As Quantitative (But Need Not Be)
|Laboratory Research
|Field Experiments
|Randomized Controlled Clinical
|Quasi-experimental methods
|Correlational Methods
Methods That Could Use Quantitative Or Qualitative Methods
|Action Research
|Survey Research
|Interview Research
|Observational Research
|Epidemiological Research
|Focus Groups
|Self-Observational Methods
|Narrative Methods
|Feminist Methods
|Content Analysis
|Discovery-Oriented (psychotherapy)
|Events paradigm (psychotherapy)
|Archival Research
|Case History Methods
|Appreciative Inquiry
|Multiple Case Depth Research
|Hermeneutic Single Case Efficacy Design
|Longitudinal research
|Cross-sectional research
Methods Primarily Associated With Qualitative Research (But May Also Use Quantitative)
|Ethnoautobiographical research
|Grounded Theory
|Heuristic Research
Types of Analysis
|Simple Parametric Statistics (t-test, etc.)
|Confidence intervals
|Analysis of Variance (including MANOVA)
|Analysis of Covariance
|Regression (including multiple regression)
|Discriminant Function Analysis
|Structural Equation Modeling/Path Analysis
|Causal Modeling
|Cluster Analysis
|Survival Analysis
|Bayesian Analysis
|Meta-analysis and effect sizes
|Factor Analysis
|Time series analysis
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Published on: Wednesday, November 14, 2012
By Amber Larkins
Last Tuesday's election resulted in some changes to the membership of the Prince George's County Board of Education.
Board Member Rosalind A. Johnson, District 1, did not run for re-election and will be ending her term in January. Two newcomers ran for Johnson's spot: Zabrina Epps, 40, of Laurel, and David H. Murray, 19, of Bowie. Epps won a very close race with 50.3 percent of the vote to Murray's 49.46 percent, according to unofficial election results.
In District 4, incumbent Patricia Eubanks won the election against Micah Watson with 54.39 percent of the vote. Watson was surprised by the results.
"I thought we ran a very good campaign," he said. "Unfortunately, we came up a little bit short."
Incumbent Chair Jeana Jacobs beat college student Raaheela Ahmed with 52.62 percent of the vote, but it was a close race. Ahmed had 47.18 percent of the vote. Jacobs is grateful to those who recognized her passion and voted to re-elect her. She plans to work collaboratively with the community, and she will begin by creating various focus groups on educational and community issues.
"We have important work ahead of us including hiring the next superintendent. I am ready." Jacobs said.
In District 7, Carletta Fellows won 58.25 percent of the vote, unseating incumbent Henry P. Armwood Jr.
In District 8, incumbent Edward Burroughs III beat challenger Andre Nottingham with a landslide 80.33 percent of the vote.


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Tom Loughman to Serve as Assistant Deputy Director at the Clark
For Immediate Release
November 19, 2008
Thomas J. Loughman has been named assistant deputy director at the Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute. Loughman will be working with the Clark leadership on a variety of initiatives as the Clark continues to grow as one of the country's outstanding art museums and a global leader among centers for research.
Loughman is a 1995 graduate of the Clark/Williams College Graduate Program in the History of Art. He received his A.B. in 1993 from Georgetown University, where he was a George F. Baker Scholar, with a dual major in international relations and art history. In 2003 he graduated with a Ph.D. in art history from Rutgers University after completing a dissertation on Renaissance art patronage—the result of two years of research in Florence, Italy, funded by the Fulbright, the Kress Foundation, and other prestigious fellowships.
"We are very pleased to have Tom join the Clark at this important time in our institutional growth," said director Michael Conforti. "Tom has insight into the Clark's values—ingrained years ago during his time in the graduate program—and a variety of experiences from large, urban museums and a blend of curatorial and administrative talents. His energy and dynamism will serve us well."
Loughman began working in museums fifteen years ago, while still a student, with notable internships at the National Gallery of Art, the Metropolitan Museum of Art's Lehman Collection, and the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum. After a brief engagement in the Clark's director's office in 1995, he went on to hold a two-year, NEA-supported post at the Philadelphia Museum of Art in its department of prints, drawings, and photographs, and continued working there on special projects during his Ph.D. coursework. In 2002-2003, Loughman served as visiting assistant professor at Pennsylvania State University. From January 2004 to October 2008, Loughman was the Phoenix Art Museum's curator of European art, assuming additional responsibilities with his appointment to a concurrent role as the assistant to the director for exhibitions in January 2007. Loughman is also a recent graduate of the prestigious Museum Leadership Institute at the Getty in Los Angeles.
An active member of several international associations allied to the arts, Loughman is a specialist in Italian art and particularly interested in drawings and sculpture. As a curator, he has organized and installed over a dozen major exhibitions, including the Phoenix presentations of traveling projects ranging from Degas sculpture (2004) to Rembrandt and the Golden Age (with the Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam, 2007) to Mexican Modernism (with Philadelphia Museum of Art, 2007). He organized, wrote, and edited catalogues for such projects as Fierce Reality: Italian Masters from Seventeenth Century Naples (December 2006 to March 2007) and A Century of Irish Art: Selections from the Brian P. Burns Collection (March to May 2007).
The Clark
Set amid 140 bucolic acres in the picturesque Berkshires, the Clark is one of the few major art museums in the United States that also serves as a leading international center for research and scholarship. In addition to its extraordinary collections, the Clark organizes groundbreaking special exhibitions that advance new scholarship and presents an array of public and educational programs. The Clark's research and academic programs include an international fellowship program and regular conferences, symposia, and colloquia. Its programs draw university and museum professionals from around the world. The Clark, together with Williams College, sponsors one of the nation's leading master's programs in art history and encompasses one of the most comprehensive art history libraries in the world.
In June 2008, the Clark opened Stone Hill Center, the first phase of its expansion and campus enhancement project. Designed by Pritzker Prize–winning architect Tadao Ando, the 32,000-square-foot wood and glass building houses intimately scaled galleries, a meeting and studio art classroom, an outdoor café, and the Williamstown Art Conservation Center (WACC). The second phase of the Clark's expansion and institutional enhancement program includes the creation of another new, stand-alone building designed by Ando that will house special exhibition galleries, visitor orientation services, and education and conference spaces. Scheduled for completion in 2013, Phase II also encompasses the upgrade and internal expansion of the Clark's current buildings by Annabelle Selldorf.


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Wilton® Sweetly Scrolled Square Cake
Material List
- Favorite Cake Recipe (or Mix)
- Wilton® Buttercream Icing Recipe
- Wilton® Ready-To-Use Rolled Fondant, 36 oz. – White
- Wilton® Icing Color – Violet and Rose
- Wilton® Meringue Powder
- Wilton® Royal Icing Recipe
- Wilton® Square Pan, 8"x2"
- Cooling Grid, 10"x16"
- Wilton® Cake Board, 10"x14"
- Wilton® Fanci-Foil Wrap
- Scissors
- Tape
- Wilton® Angled Spatula, 13"
- Wilton® Roll & Cut Mat
- Wilton® Fondant Roller, 20"
- Wilton® Fondant Roller Guide Rings, 20" – Gold
- Wilton® Fondant Trimmer
- Wilton® Fondant Smoother
- Wilton® Scrolls Border Press Set
- Wilton® Disposable Decorating Bags, 12"
- Wilton® Tips – 4, 2 and 3
Project Instructions
Step 1 Make cake. Prepare batter by following recipe directions. Bake and cool two-layer cake according to pan package directions. Place on a foil-wrapped cake board.
Step 2 Cover cake in fondant: prepare Buttercream icing following recipe directions. Use spatula and icing to ice cake lightly. Tint fondant violet. Use fondant roller with gold guide rings to roll out fondant 3/16" thick. Cover cake with fondant. *Combine Violet with Rose for violet shown.
Step 3 Decorate cake: Use tip 3 and Buttercream icing to pipe bead bottom border. Use scroll designs to press pattern into top and sides of cake according to package directions. Prepare Royal Icing following recipe directions. Use tip 4 and icing to pipe imprinted pattern. Let set five minutes. Use tip 2 and icing to over-pipe pattern.


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Discover historic cities and explore the ancient ruins of Ephesus, marvel at the extraordinary scenery of Cappadocia, enjoy dinner in a local family home, relax on an overnight boat trip, live like a local in a Turkish village
This comprehensive tour of Turkey combines history and beaches, man-made wonders and natural phenomena, as well as a vibrant and welcoming culture. Begin your trip roaming the palaces and mosques of Istanbul before journeying into the bizarre as you explore otherworldly Cappadocia. From the amazing white cliff waterfalls of Pamukkale to the bustling bazaars of Istanbul, our local CEOs will show you the region's hidden gems and make sure your trip burns brightly in your memory long after you've left this crossroads of Asia and Europe.
What's Included
- Istanbul city walking tour. Visit to the Göreme Open Air Museum. Traditional dinner with local family (Cappadocia). Underground city exploration. Village homestay. Overnight boat trip (Aegean sea, weather permitting). Ancient Hierapolis and Pamukkale entrance and guided walk. Ephesus entrance and visit. Ottoman mansion stay. Troy entrance and guided visit. Gallipoli battlefields entrance and guided visit.
- 14 breakfasts, 3 dinners. (Allow USD285-375 for meals not included.)
- Hotels (12 nts), simple village homestay (1 nt), boat (1 nt, multi-share, hotel stay if inclement weather).
- Private air-con van, boat.
- Chief Experience Officer (CEO) throughout.
- Small group experience; Max 15, avg 10
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Day 1 Istanbul
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Day 2 Istanbul/Ankara (1B)
Istanbul city orientation walk, transfer to the capital city of Ankara.
Days 3-5 Cappadocia (3B,1D)
Drive from Ankara and visit an underground city en route. Walk through the valley and enjoy an included visit to the Göreme Open Air Museum. Enjoy a home-cooked dinner with a local family. Spend free time on Day 5 exploring this area.
Day 6 Konya/Village homestay (1B,1D)
Explore one of the many underground cities in the region. Explore Konya before spending the night in a local Turkish village as a guest of a local family and visit the local market.
Day 7 Antalya (1B)
Wander the lovely seaside town of Antalya.
Day 8 Kekova/Mediterranean Sea (1B,1D)
Enjoy a freshly cooked dinner before sleeping aboard a boat under the stars of the Mediterranean Sea.
Day 9 Kas (1B)
Opt for a morning swim and some relaxing before travelling to Kas.
Day 10 Pamukkale (1B)
Guided walk of ancient city of Hierapolis and Pamukkale.
Day 11 Selçuk (1B)
Visit ancient Ephesus. Optional visit to St. John's Basilica and the Mosque of Lis Bey, as well as the nearby picturesque village of Sirence.
Day 12 Ayvalik (1B)
Spend the night in a converted Ottoman mansion. Optional boat trips and visits to swimming beaches.
Day 13 Troy/Çanakkale (1B)
Visit to the ancient city of Troy.
Day 14 Gallipoli/Istanbul (1B)
Guided tour of Gallipoli, including ANZAC Cove, the war cemeteries and Lone Pine.
Day 15 Istanbul (1B)
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Use Configuration Manager to provide more effective IT services by enabling secure and scalable software deployment, compliance settings management, and comprehensive asset management of servers, desktops, laptops, and mobile devices.
System Center 2012 R2 Configuration Manager introduces support for Windows 8.1 and Windows Server 2012 R2. Also new is improved support for mobile device settings, and capabilities to deploy certificate, Wi-Fi, VPN and remote desktop settings to devices in your organization.


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COLUMBUS, Ga. – Teams want to be playing their best basketball when it matters most, and that is certainly the case for the University of North Georgia women's basketball team. The Saints in blue continued their winning streak Saturday afternoon with a 70-66 win over Flagler College in the semifinal round of the 2013 Marvin Vanover Peach Belt Conference Basketball Championships.
The win, which came off a layup by freshman Keeley Chester with 12 seconds remaining, propels North Georgia (14-14) into the PBC Tournament Championship Game for the first time since joining the conference. Flagler (15-13) will see its season come to an end with its first-ever conference tournament appearance after being tabbed 14th in the PBC preseason poll back in November.
Unlike in Thursday's game when three players did most of the scoring for UNG, the Saints from Dahlonega used a more balanced attack Saturday to keep the game within reach while shooting 47.2% (25-53) from the field. Seven different players, a mix of veterans and young players, scored for North Georgia with five scoring eight or more points led by Mimi Hill's game-high 24. Hill has now scored in double-digits in her last 13 games and scored at least 20 points in eight of those contests. The junior from Gainesville, Ga. went 8-17 from the field Saturday and 8-9 from the free throw line while also corralling in a team-high of eight rebounds.
Jaymee Carnes and Chester, part of the trio along with Hill that sparked the late-game rally to win, were the next-highest scorers for North Georgia with 13 points each. Both hit a three-pointer with Chester going a perfect 6-6 at the free throw line while Carnes had three blocks.
Freshman Cierra Jackson and sophomore Giovani Sims each came off the bench to also provide North Georgia with some offense as they each scored eight points. Sims was perfect from both the field (3-3) and the free throw line (2-2) and Jackson recorded five rebounds.
For Flagler, which shot 39.2% (29-74) from the field, Williesha Spencer led the scoring drive with 16 points that included hitting two of Flagler's four treys. Spencer went 6-13 from the field and was 2-4 from both the three-point arc and the charity stripe.
Christina Brown also shot 6-13 from the field as she ended the contest with 13 points and Shelbi Lindsey recorded the only double-double of the game with 12 rebounds and 11 points.
North Georgia controlled much of the first half of play, leading by as many as 10 (31-21) at one point, but entered halftime clinging to a one-point, 37-36 lead after Jen Knurek hit a jumper to end the first stanza.
Flagler would then come out in the second half and would similarly take over as the Saints from St. Augustine scored the first four points of the second stanza to go up 40-37.
The two teams swapped the lead back and fourth eight times and were tied five times in the second half as neither team could establish more than a five-point lead when Flagler held a 65-60 advantage with 1:31 remaining in regulation. But North Georgia, having been a part of seven games during the regular-season that were decided by four or fewer points, continued to battle hard down the stretch and it paid off for just the third time this season as UNG held Flagler to just one point in the final 1:30.
With 1:00 left and still down by five, Chester nailed a three-pointer to pull North Georgia within two, 65-63. It was the team's first three-pointer of the game before Carnes hit her own trey from the left side of the key to give the Saints a one-point, 66-65 lead, before Flagler's Spencer was fouled on the ensuing drive and tied the game by hitting one of her two free throws with 25 seconds left to play.
Not wanting to settle for overtime, North Georgia drove down the court and Chester found herself with an open lane to the basket, which the freshman from Cumming, Ga. took all the way to the hoop for what would essentially be for the win.
North Georgia will face the winner of the game between No. 1 Clayton State University and the 25th-ranked University of South Carolina Aiken. The Lakers, which won both regular-season meetings with the Saints 86-65 and 88-56, are the top seed out of the West while the Pacers, a team the Saints beat 57-50 at home when USC Aiken was ranked third in the country, are the No. 2 seed out of the East Division.
Sunday's Championship Game will be contested at 2:00 p.m. inside the Frank G. Lumpkin Center on the campus of Columbus State University with the men's game to follow. The Peach Belt will provide live stats and a free live webcast of all the games from Thursday through Sunday. Additionally, Glory 1330 WGTJ will air all of North Georgia's games in the tournament. Games can be heard on the radio at AM-1330, online through the "Listen Live" link on the home page of the station's website, glory1330.com, and/or on any smart phone or tablet with the "Tune In Radio" application.
Follow all the action live at the official 2013 Peach Belt Conference Tournament site found HERE.


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Amazon.co.uk launch Sports & Leisure store
Amazon.co.uk has launched a new Sports & Leisure Store, which will provide customers with a massive selection of sports, health and fitness products, all under one virtual roof. So you can get fit, as opposed to just getting fat lolling around listening to CDs and playing computer games that you've bought off 'em.
Visitors to Amazon.co.uk will be able to choose from thousands of individual lines, including camping supplies, golf clubs, football kits, dumb-bells and tennis racquets.
"We understand that free time is precious to our customers and for a lot of people it is difficult to find the time to take part in sports and leisure activities, let alone shop for them," comments Amazon.co.uk Managing Director, Brian McBride (no, not the Fulham striker). "Now, there is an easy to use and highly convenient Sports and Leisure store that can be accessed from the home or office – allowing customers to conserve their time and energy for enjoying the sporting activity of their choice."


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Applicants for the Nellie Martin Carman Scholarships must:
- Be a graduating senior from a public high school in the county of King, Pierce or Snohomish in the state of Washington in the year of appointment
- Be a United States citizen
- Plan to attend a college in the state of Washington on a full-time basis
Application forms are only available through the high schools in the counties mentioned above and candidates for the scholarship are nominated by their school each year. These high schools receive the application forms and guidelines each year by January 10 and have a deadline of March 1st to mail in their candidates' completed applications.
Music, sculpture, drawing, interior decorating or domestic science are not accepted as major subject courses. (Regulations of this Trust were set up by Mrs. Carman in 1949.)
Maximum amount of award is $2,000, renewable for four years of college in the State of Washington. Approximately 30 awards are made each year depending on funds available for new awards and renewal awards.
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When you graduate with your degree in athletic training from SNU, you'll have the preparation you need for a successful career.
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The Program
The Professors
The Preparation
The Athletic Training Program provides both the didactic and the clinical preparation for the graduate to be eligible to challenge the Board of Certification (BOC) examination. In addition to classroom experiences, each student's clinical education includes laboratory courses and clinical rotations. Students in clinical rotations learn under the direct supervision of a Certified Athletic Trainer or other qualified clinical instructors. SNU Athletic Training Education Program boasts a 100% retention rate with all students reaching graduation and eligibility for the BOC examination. Since 2010, 6 students have taken the exam with 100% percent earning their Certified Athletic Trainer credential (33% first time). Post-graduation, we have a 100% job placement rate with our graduates working in various settings for the physically active. These include but not limited to: Putnam City Original High School, McBride Orthopedic Hospital, Dallas Baptist University, Oklahoma Baptist University, University of Central Oklahoma and StretchU clinic. The SNU Athletic Training program is accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Athletic Training Education (CAATE).
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The Chennai Super Kings clinched their first Indian Premier League title after a nail biting 22 run victory over the Mumbai Indians after Keiron Pollard almost won the game for the Indians with a dramatic 10 ball cameo.
Having suffered a disastrous start, losing three early wickets, the Super Kings were rescued by Suresh Raina who scored a wonderful half century to help set the Indians a target of 169 to win the 2010 Indian Premier League.
Chasing such a high total the Indians struggled on a rapidly slowing wicket that was becoming harder and harder to score on as the Super Kings spinners created a strangle hold on the game as the Indians lost wicket at regular intervals.
By the time Tendulkar was dismissed in the 14th over the Super Kings could start to celebrate but a cameo innings of 27 from Pollard from just 10 balls set up a tense finish.
The Super Kings got off to an assured start as they navigated a tricky first over bowled by Harbhajan Singh who had a couple of light hearted LBW appeals turned down by umpire Rudi Koertzen.
After suffering a disappointing tournament with the bat Matthew Haydens lack of confidence was apparent early on as he struggled against the unorthodox bowling of Lasith Malinga.
Having won the toss the Super Kings needed Hayden to contribute with the bat, the Aussies responded in superb fashion when he dispatched a delivery from Harbhajan Singh in the third over for a huge six over long-on to break the shackles.
After enjoying a positive, all be it slow start the Super Kings wouldve wanted Vijay and Hayden to increase the run rate after taking so long to get underway but the pair succumb to the building pressure losing their wickets in the space of 9 balls.
Vijay (26) was the first of the openers to lose his wicket after he tried to kick some life into the innings. The young Indian misread a slower ball from Dilhara Fernando as he tried to smash the bowler over long-on.
Although Vijay got power behind the shot he also got to much elevation which saw the ball drop short of the boundary into the safe hand of Saurabh Dilhara to leaving the Super Kings 44-1.
Hayden soon followed after he tried to pull Kieron Pollard over square leg, the Aussies got into the shot to early and top edged it through to wicket keeper Ambati Rayudu as the Super Kings suffered a big set back.
With the Super Kings openers back in the dug out the Indians were well placed to further restrict the new batsman as Sachin Tendulkar brought Harbhajan Singh back into the attack as the runs started to dry up with only 58 conceded by the Indians inside the first 10 overs.
The lack of runs contributed to the dismissal of Subramanian Badrinath (14) who picked out Malinga out on the boundary who took a straight forward catch to give Fernando his second wicket of the night as the Super Kings were reduced to 67-3.
The wicket of Badrinath brought MS Dhoni to the crease and the Super Kings skipper signalled his intentions to attack by smashing Pollard for a huge six over deep midwicket.
Dhoni was joined at the crease by Raina and the two new batsmen started to rebuild the Super Kings stuttering innings. With a few slices of luck the pair built the foundations of an important contribution.
The Indians dropped Raina twice on his way to a superb half century which helped the Super Kings reach 108-3. With 5 overs to go and seven wickets in hand Raina attacked Pollard in the 15th over smashing 20 runs off the West Indians final over.
Fernando conceded 12 runs in the next over before Zaheer Khan struck back to remove Dhoni (22) and halt the Super Kings late charge after the skipper was caught by Fernando at extra cover.
Albie Morkel wasted little time on his arrival at the crease by smashing the first ball he faced for a boundary as he carried on where Dhoni had left off. The South African enjoyed an important cameo at the end if the innings by bringing up the Super Kings 150 with a huge six.
The final over was bowled superbly by Malinga, the Sri Lankan, who is one of the world best death bowlers bowled 4 dot balls before conceding 11 runs from the final 3 balls after bowling a wide to allow the Super Kings to reach 168-5.
After restricting the Super Kings during the first half of the innings the Indians will be disappointed to have allowed Raina to change the course of the game dropping him twice early on in his innings.
The Super Kings ended their innings with the momentum and it continued at the start of the Indians run chase thanks to spinner Ravichandran Ashwin who became only the third bowler to record a maiden in the Indian Premier League final.
Doug Bollinger showed once again why Australia will be a weaker team in the West Indies during the World Cup without him when he dismissed Shikhar Dhawan (0) in the second over to increase the already mounting pressure on the Indians.
Having survived a run out in the third over Tendulkar, partnered by Abhishek Nayar started to patiently rebuild the Indians innings on a rapidly slowing wicket that made scoring harder and harder as the game went on.
With the run rate creeping over 10 an over the pressure was really starting to mount on Tendulkar and Nayar as neither batsman could force the issue as the Super Kings spinners started to get a strangle hold. Muttiah Muralitharan was the most impressive conceding just 4 runs in his first 2 overs.
With the game slowly drifting out of the Indians hands Nayar tried to rebalance the power by smashing 15 runs of the bowling of Shadab Jakati as the Indians reached 58-1 after 10 overs needing another 111 runs from just 60 balls to claim victory.
With Nayar looking more and more comfortable at the crease the Super Kings struck back running out the wicket keeper after he went for a quick single as he tried to give Tendulkar the strike.
The Indians skipper was visibly angry with Nayars dismissal, smashing his bat into the ground but it was the second time in the innings that Tendulkar had turned down an easy single.
The lose of Nayar brought Harbhajan Singh to the crease but even though the Indians had lost a wicket the arrival of the big hitting spinner was just what they needed as the run rate crept over 11 for the first time in their run chase.
Unfortunately for the Indians Harbhajan Singhs time at the crease was limited to just 2 balls after he was trapped LBW by Raina to leave the Indians 73-3.
With time running out Tendulkar was joined at the crease by Rayudu with the Indians now needing a special innings from their skipper to save the game, but any chance of a fairy tale finish was ended when the little master was dismissed on 48 after he was caught by Vijay out on the boundary.
Jakati picked up his second wicket of the over 3 balls later when Saurabh Tiwary (0) was caught by the impressive Raina as the Indians slumped to 100-5. With another 69 runs needed from 31 balls JP Duminy amazing came to the crease ahead of the big hitting Pollard.
Duminy (6) offered little resistant and his dismissal finally brought Pollard to the crease who opened his account with a boundary before smashing Bollinger for a huge six off the next ball.
The carnage continued as Pollard scored two runs before smashing another four and then his second six of the over to leave the Indians needing another 33 runs from the last 12 balls.
Albie Morkel managed to slow down the rampaging Pollard conceding just 6 runs before the West Indian was caught by Hayden off the last ball of Morkels over to all but seal the victory with the Indians still needing another 27 runs from the last 6 balls.
Pollard departed having scored an amazing 27 runs from just 10 balls to leave the Indians wishing he had come into bat earlier in the innings.
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Kyle Loveless
Kyle Loveless, 80, died Sunday, April 14, 2013, at Ivy Hall Nursing Home after a long illness.
Born in the Gap Creek community of Carter County, he was the son of the late Roscoe and Eliza Loveless.
He was preceded in death by six brothers, seven sisters and one daughter.
Survivors, in addition to his wife, Doris "Kay" Loveless, include a daughter and son-in-law, Linda and Ken Gorman of West Chester, Ohio; a brother, Richard Loveless, Elizabethton; a granddaughter and three grandsons.
Mr. Loveless was a member of Pleasant Beach Baptist Church. He was a Korean War Veteran and a retired employee of the Veterans Administration.
Mrs. Loveless would like to extend special thanks to neighbors and friends, Jean and Jim Hawk, Pearl Smith, Teresa and John Fenner, Linda and Anthony Avery, Pat and Bob Oliver, Will Andrews, Pastor Bruce Hendrich and especially Ivy Hall Nursing Home and all employees for the love and excellent care given Mr. Loveless.
Mr. Loveless was a donor of life to the Quillen College of Medicine.
No services or visitation will be held at the present time.
Memorials may be made to the Alzheimer's Association, 207 N. Boone Street, Johnson City, TN 37601.
Courtesy of Memorial Funeral Chapel.


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